when he contacted me last fall, to talk about lou, i knew very little about lou henry hoover. i have to say, i immediately purchased six books and i read them. i absorbed them. in a very short time, fell madly in love. i came up with several titles, i really like losing at the seams. i am going to be talking about her life and fashion. people think about her as this image that you see here. a bit taciturn, probably thoughtful and scholarly. but you would not think of her as a fashion plate. coming from waterloo, iowa, you know how the rest of the world thinks nothing happens in iowa, that is not true. she grew up in a family quite involved with fashion. here we see her as an unhappy one year old, or six-month-old, in 1874 with her mother her motheris at e height of fashion for 1874, u see this illustration omharper's bazaar of 1874 whe she is wearing almost the identical hairstyle. she came into the world of fashion, harper's bazaar was founded in 1868 and was the first international magazine of fashion and published all over the world with months of preparation at the same ti

little about lou henry hoover.ave to say immediately purchased the six books and i read them and on absorbed them in a short time fell madly in love with her. i came up with several titles. i really like sleuthing at the seams, which i thought was pretty good. but i'm going to be talking about her life and fashion. people think about her as this image that you see here, a bit kind of tasiturn, probably thoughtful and scholarly, but you wouldn't think of her as a fashion plate. and coming from waterloo, iowa, you know how e rest of the worlthinks nothing happens in iowa. it's jt t true. she grew up in a family that was quite involved with shion. we see her as an unhappy 1-year-old or 6-month-old in 1874 with her mother. anher mother is the height of fashion for 1874. you see an illustration here from "harper's bazaar" of 1874 where she's wearing almost the identical hairstyle. so she came into the world a fashion. "harper's bazaar" incidentally was founded in 1868 and was the first international magazine of fashion.

lou henry's costume was composed. the tribune so the two, the two battling newspapers were represented by the two young ladies at this. we've already talked her interest and athleticism and this is a wonderful photograph of her in an ice skating outfit. and it's made ofool wool was the fabric of choice at this time. everythingasool down to your underwear? and if were really savvy, your underwear was made of red wool because red was to protect you. there was a man called gustav yeager. some of you may have heard of the yeager shops, the wool shops. well, gustav yeager in 1879 invented something called the sanitary wool system, in which he believed untied natural wool should be used for everything, including your corsets and shoes. and that is a whole other lecture. but here you see some some interesting illustrations of of these garments and of course, stripes were easy because stripes could be woven at the time the fabric was made wool does something that no else does and it breathes wool transports from your skin to

the man who held it, new york yankees legend lou gehrig. ♪ lou gehrig joined the new york yankees in3 at age 19. he didn't gain a permanent foothold on the team until 1925, when his streak began. over the course of the next 14 seasons, gehrig would help the yankees win six world series titles alongside other yankees legends, including babe ruth and, later, joe dimaggio. in august 1933, during the course of his historic yankees run, gehrig broke the previous consecutive games record of 1,307, held by former yankee teammate everett scott. gehrig would go on to shatter this record, playing every game until he was forced to end his streak due to health concerns on may 2, 1939, at a staggering 2,130 games. a few weeks later, gehrig was diagnosed with als and was honored at yankee stadium on july 14, 1939, where he officially retired from baseball. lou: today, i consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. [applause] david: for the next 42 years, no player came close to challenging gehrig's record. but then, in 1981, cal ripken jr. joined the baltimore orioles and began his c

over 500 games more than lou gehrig's previous mark.ipken retired after the 2001 season and was elected into the baseball hall of fame in 2007. it has been 26 years since ripken ended his streak, and no player has come close to challenging him. ♪ so, i played the little league all-star, shortstop, when i was eight and nine. and i didn't know whether i was going to get to the major leagues or not. when did you realize you were going to be better than someone like me? did you realize it when you were a little leaguer? [laughter] when you were a little leaguer, did you realize you were going to be good enough to play in the major leagues? cal: i knew pretty quickly. i grew up in and around baseball. my dad was a manager in the minor leagues for the orioles for the first 14 years of my life. i went to work with my dad as early as eight or nine. he put me in a uniform. i was the bat boy. i shagged in the outfield. i had a chance to ask all the players, you know, how they caught the fly ball, how they swung the bat. so i had all these teacher

stuart: keith, if you are there lou agrees with you. >> lou is a smart guy we go back a long way, lout the motherly about this stuff for more than a decade, the world is changing and you have the opportunity to change something in human history it'll change the course of our planet investing early and consistently lou will tell you straight up that is a path to profits days like that you hold your nose and waited anyway. stuart: good luck, thank you for joining us. a tough guy. the opening bell is about to ring, they're going to start trafolks are clapping and cheerg on a day when they're going to start way down unfortunately. hit the button were often running i'm expecting to see writing across the board that's what we got the dow industrials down 300 points that is not a gigantic decline by any means. if you look at the dow 30 it's an even split between winners and losers not all stocks in america are tech stocks. some are gaining ground, i sleep verizon, what's negative for the year the nasdaq. over 2% 129 points, now look at the nasdaq down 700 it is true negative for the year. th

fannie lou hamer, bobby kennedy, heroes of the highest order. and bobby kennedy is one of my truest heroes. i love and miss him dearly. i think his family, all of their families as we carry on this sacred effort of courage and conviction you all began. so, today i'll want to congratulate you. on all you have accomplished, and i am grateful for the work you will inspire for generations to follow, to stay engaged. to never give up. to always keep the faith. and that spirit from the people's house, or abraham lincoln and frederick douglass and a generation of patriots before us have stood watch over the republic. i asked the military to begin the reading of the citations for today's medal of freedom honorees. [applause] >> jose andres. [applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to jose andres, from his parents kitchen in spain jose andres arrived in america with little money and big dreams. over the course of three decades he mastered his culinary craft with renowned restaurants that spanned culture and cuisine, and bring people togeth

he's like rosy perez, except his name is lou, comedian lou perez!nts are profound and her belly is round. new york times best selling author kat. and he flosses with a live python, new york times beth selling author, comedian, tyrus. [cheering and applause] >> greg: i think that, you know, for one thing, it seems like trump has filled the space of all politics by doing this, by doing all of these executive actions. but i keep thinking, the presence of trump tells you what the absence was. like, all of these -- nobody is coming out against these actions because they all make sense. and they're so obvious. we're just following the law. so it tells you what was missing. >> right. there is even virtually no push back with the ice raids. you've heard almost no left wing cater walling about, well, you know, dangerous rapists and murders who should not be in the country being arrested and sent out of the united states. but it's after the pathological dishonesty of joe biden and that incompetence and the sadism and not the fun kind of sadism, it makes what

ash carter, miss fannie lou hamer, george romney, bobby kennedy. heroes of the highest order, and bobby kennedy is one of my true political heroes. i love, and i miss him dearly. and i thank you, their families and all their families. you know, as we carry on this sacred effort with courage and conviction that you all began. so today, i want to congratulate you on all you've accomplished, and i'm grateful for the work you'll inspire for generations to follow, to stay engaged, to never give up, to always keep the faith. and in that spirit, from the people's house where abraham lincoln and frederick douglass and generation of patriots before us have stood, watch over the republic. i asked the military to begin the reading of the citations for this year's medal of freedom honorees. >> jose andres. >> the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to jose andres from his parents kitchen in spain. >> jose andres arrived in america with little money and big dreams. >> over the course of three decades, he mastered his culinary craft with renowned restaurant

but if he signs a draft, lou lou lou are visual mobilization, sending 1819 year olds to dial the front lines. and especially given that if this will drag zone for another few years, and the law says, i'm on, says $8090.00 a 20 year olds will be so either they'll be new or less to rebuild you. craig gets the box drop of this given all of these valencia and decides full well that signing such a rule could potentially be political suicide. for him, the leader for kenneth also has coal for 8 united the effort among african nations. the fully the colonized, singling art friends and it's president for what he calls neil colonial attitudes. this ethic and opportunity africans must wake up. we must work to be independent, to ensure that our people's at least know happiness. and that's what the fight against imperialism is all about. we have to the colonize our mentality, because the world gives us so many examples to see them. there are no morals, they can call you a terrorist today, but tomorrow, your a hero, they decide what happens. they talk about democracy, you, but they carry out cruise

fannie lou hamer is mrs. doris hamer richardson. [ cheers and applause ].medal of freedom is awarded to mrs. fannie lou hamer one of the most powerful voices of the civil rights movement. she spent 18 years as a sharecropper in mississippi, before learning that black citizens had a constitutional right to vote. with that newfound freedom, she sacrificed her own safety to organize and register fellow black voters across the south. brutally beaten but undeterred for decades she spoke truth to power, to expand political participation and economic rights for all americans. and left these words echoing the nation's conscience, nobody is free until everybody is free. [ cheers and applause ]. earvin magic johnson. [ cheers and applause ]. the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to earvin magic johnson with unmatched vision and versatility, earvin magic johnson drove the showtime era for the los angeles lakers. five-time nba champion, three-time mvp, 12-time all star, olympic gold medalist and the naismith hall of famer. under the same bright lights his honest

thanks >>> lou: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- jesse eisenberg, danielle deadwyler, and music from larkin poe. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. i appreciate that. thanks. guillermo. very nice. very nice. very kind. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for that. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here in los angeles, where i don't want to ruin the fun, but we find ourselves once again on fire. spreading, north of us at castaic lake. thousands of people are being evacuated again. i have to say, it's times like these i am grateful we have stiff-spined, strong-minded leaders like squirrel of the house mike johnson. [ laughter ] who pulled trump's little nuts out of his mouth for just a minute -- [ laughter ] long enough to assure us he would never sink so low as to play politics with much-needed federal aid to our state. >> you go to california, they're a sanctuary state, l.a. and san francisco are sanctuary cit

fannie lou hamer is doris h a amer richardson.ential medal of freedom is awarded to mrs. if fannie lou hamer, one of the most powerful voices of the civil rights movement. mrs. fannie lou hamer spent 18 years as a sharecropper in mississippi before learning that black citizens had a constitutional right to vote. with that newfound freedom, she sacrificed her own safety to organize and register fellow black voters across the south. brutally beaten but undeterred, for decades she spoke truth to power to expand political participation and economic rights for awe -- all americans and left these words echoing in the nation's conscience: nobody is free until if everybody is free. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> earvin "magic" johnson. [cheers and applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to the we've vin magic johnson -- to ervin madger johnson who drove the hoe time era for the los angeles lakers. five-time nba champion, 12-time all-star, olympic gold medalist and naismith hall of chairman. under the same bright lights

but if he signs a draft, lou lou lowering the age of replies ation, sending 1819 year olds to dial the front lines. and especially given that if this will drag zone for another few years, and the law says among surveys you 1920 year olds will be so i will be new and left to rebuild. you craig, gets the box drop of this given all of these valencia and decides full well that signing such a rule could potentially be political suicide for him. broadcast the not in the aftermath of nato bombing campaigns using depleted uranium shelves. thousands of people in the former yugoslavia under rock died from various cultures . their families want justice or documentary team us next.

matthew's parents, kathy and lou, are out front and kathy and lou and you know, none of us can imaginencredible and shocking loss that you are now facing. kathy. so you go to dinner as a family new year's eve, and obviously matthew was then going to go meet up with friends and go to the french quarter. and i know at the time you had begged him not to go. what did you say to him in those final minutes of your family? new years eve? >> we just were able to tell each other we love each other, you know i love you. happy new year. uh, call. you know, text me when you get home. please don't forget, we're going to be worried about you. and you know, why don't you just stay local here and on the north shore of, uh, of the area, you know, instead of going to new orleans and and i said, son, please don't go. it's dangerous over there. it's not the way it used to be. there's a lot of crime. please stay here. and he's like, don't worry about it, dad. i love you. and we hugged and he left. yeah. >> and, kathy, i know you. you mentioned that you had said to him, just text when you get home. and then

. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!." tonight, cynthia erivo, sean evans and music from riley green, with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi. welcome. very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here in hollywood, california as we begin another amazing journey of "the bachelor" and we wrap up another season of nfl football. the suk matchup is set. it will be a rematch of the teams that played two years ago, the philadelphia eagles against the kansas chiefs. the chiefs are looking to become the first professional sports team to threepeat since the lakers in 2002. taylor swift has now been to more super bowls than the jets. [ laughter ] as of today. the eagles ran it up on the commanders, yesterday, after which eagles fans took to the streets for the kind of subdued and respectful celebration we've come to expect from the city of brotherly love. look at that. about a billion fans came out to celebrate. they had fireworks

. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, selena gomez, anna sawai, and music from the linda lindas. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. hello. happy new year. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you, thank you for joining us. thanks for being here. you are a part of our first show of 2025, the new year. we are back to work after a long holiday break. you know, we were off for three weeks. we were originally supposed to be off for two weeks, but it took longer than expected for guillermo's brazilian butt lift to heal up. [ laughter ] but it was worth the wait. give us a spin! [ cheers and applause ] you've never been more voluptuous. >> guillermo: thank you, jimmy, thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: guillermo, can i ask you something? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: did you send out holiday cards this year, holiday cards? >> guillermo: no, i did not. i forgot. >> jimmy: do you ever send them? >> guillermo: two years ago, yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy:

he's got a gene in general, lou. yeah, because the, the got the by itself was the, the simplest. what i changed so much more than that. so, but i do suppose the cause of us motion the deals. thing is that all of my needs done later. a little less than that. that is clicking you have to adjust the settings, the for the chain you gets considered, but i know fairly chat by as a little early to the near provide you one that you i also got then you have this in me, i'm just giving you a call a charge of videos of the service provides when you view along when you viewed, i'm not sure why, but it is a vision. you will, they sort of describe it out and what they're still on the play list. the sense of just of showing you a set of my shipping costs. so did you get the idea that i should say, what kind of good then usually the the the the to fix the to the to be you know, that this comes with the 3 of the some way to know for the most for the last 3. but 3 of the you will. c not should get in uh, the must see your printer and you says press hook up, then i should look forward to the custom

you book the streets obviously to the minute focus lou. money bunch vacant. they've been out the mob, we're sold most of it all for your role to sell and model so little, little core seller towards all the systems which are all it to not until some noise or next toner city at altos will pause to say that the mind streets votes are, but they actually use the daughters k one or more b. i was so upset over the image from nova up your form and the, the old man in law that some of those just leveled lucky. photo bodies. daniel, it's key force the lock. i, as of our loads, get close to own, i have both towards yes m o to don't locked in place. so the cost to you by one, if we put the scheduled scale cost a double since you have to schedule usually just a moment to pull the bama know balise recently. so we would see costs sort of, we don't do the the very, very solid needs to lever to so many courses, certainly in news through many people killed them and threw them in the river into so many corpses that they felt all the way to very read the prophets, i'm glad that

fannie lou hamer. >> linsey: some medals awarded posthumously.cepted the award on her behalf. >> she spoke truth to power to expand political participation and economic rights for all americans. irving magic johnson. >> linsey: irving magic johnson flashing that mega watt style. >> his honesty about his hiv status shattered stigma. and saved lives. >> linsey: the president with one final message for us all. >> stay engaged, to never give up. to always keep the faith. >> thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. good night. alfonso: hi, i'm alfonso ribeiro. get ready to discover some of the most unique animals from all over the world. today, we're on an epic endemic adventure. jack moves blesbok across south africa. jack: and they say "jack, hurry, hurry!" i say "i'm hurrying, man. hurry as fast as i can

they've ever been and the you going so far, lou, with the mobilization age, maybe the last thing. but he does tell us more about the latest mood within k a. the mit these mounting coals for them to stall sending teenagers to the front where these are just just cause the threats essentially because you had the buttons a deposit. well, who said that perhaps back up to the store. that's the truth a and that's the dissolved stuff for you, craig, we a sweet we. we knew that the stall pulse of new missions. we have run new. we have a admissions for various liters nasal countries saying that they've given everything that the chad so you created a flood just several days ago. oh we put in court and we could feel it. how.

was a bad deal for russian, but russian was, was ready to sign it and it has repeatedly proclaimed lou. yeah, we were ready to sign. we get our signatures are on the paper. so i don't think that's going to be in the like a in the and then i think when once that the trump initiative kind of comes to a dead end, then i think to a, the trumpet, ministration, little escalator. and i think the escalade kind of rough um, but i am, i am concerned i can't rule out fully. the restroom will sign up with something like okay, marks synthesized everything we've already heard here because we have got 3 different types of approaches to a go ahead. yeah. don't forget the austin on a framework for syria, which was another bad deal for russia. yeah, that's said lou, back on them catastrophically with our to, well, i'm sorry to interrupt mark because it's we, you and i had a different conversation on a different venue about this. how is the failure of us in a going to influence russian thinking in 2025? go ahead. um. well, 1st of all, i think that um, of russia is certainly has reduced influence and powe

to me until a little time, lou give the stabs. if he signs a draft to lou, lowering the age of new blood station, sending $189.00 senior roads to dog the front lines. and especially given that if this will drag zone for another few years, and the law says, i'm on says $89.00 a 20 year olds will be su while i, but they'll be new and left to rebuild. you crazy. i get the box drop of this given all of these valencia and the sides full well that signing such a little code potentially be political suicide for him. broadcast the not in the aftermath of nato bombing campaigns using depleted uranium shelves. thousands of people in the former yugoslavia under rock died from various count through their families. one justice or documentary team us next will be given at the state clubs the the uranium dust moves to new areas, the number of combat veterans diagnosed with severe diseases of the handling uranium weapons continues to rise. and i saw a post here 3 tell yes, click on this vehicle a stall, wanna add the left or sloan puddle. i meant

. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- don cheadle, leanne morgan, and music from pete yorn. with cleto and the cletones and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. very nice, thank you. hi, everybody. thank you for coming. thank you for watching. thank you for coming, thank you for being here on a supreme ly - yeah, i know. you clap too loud, you're all going to prison too. i was going to say historic, but it was a very weird day in our country's history today, a day that was unimaginable four years ago, and it's still pretty hard to wrap your head around. the guy -- oh, never mind. this morning, i woke up our son got into our bed early in the morning and paid in the bed. so we got out of bed, and the dog had pooped in the hallway right out front and paid on the wall. and that was just an appetizer for the rest of the day really. president mcrib is back. for a limited time, only four years today at noon eastern our long national nightmare was officially sworn in. another time. a seco

jimmy kimmel, anthony anderson and >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- anthony anderson, fernanda torres, and music from flipturn. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks for joining us here in los angeles, california, where the fires are still burning, believe it or not. fortunately, they have not increased in size for a few days now. the aqi today in l.a. was 37, which means -- something, i don't know what. [ laughter ] guillermo, do you know what it means? >> guillermo: air quality something. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: air quality index, which you know, something we look at regularly, but the health experts say it doesn't apply to this situation because there are particles in the air they don't even measure for. so you don't know what to do. this morning, i asked google ai where the best air quality in southern california is. it said altadena. [ laughter ] which is not the right answer. altadena is the epicenter of the eato

[ cheers and applause ] >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live."onight -- george clooney. kaitlin olson. and special guest oprah winfrey. plus music from the smashing pumpkins. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. hi. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. oh man, oh man, you picked a very good night to be here. this show tonight, by the end of the hour, i think you will agree, is the supermoon of television shows. george clooney, we already saw brad pitt, kaitlin olson, music from the smashing pumpkins, and we have one more tremendous surprise for you too. [ cheers and applause ] you won't be disappointed. speaking of smashed pumpkins -- you know, i'll get to trump later. [ laughter ] the big news last night was diddy got arrested. did you see this? this is definitely not a morning you want to wake up "feeling like p diddy." sean combs is in custody in new york where he was indicted on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering. according to prosecutors, p.

fannie lou hamer. >> linsey: some medals awarded posthumously.ts icon fannie lou hamer accepted the award on her behalf. >> she spoke truth to power to expand political participation and economic rights for all americans. irving magic johnson. >> linsey: legendary basketball player magic johnson flashing that mega watt smile. >> his honesty about his hiv status shattered stigma. and saved lives. >> linsey: the president with one final message for us all. >> stay engaged, to never give up. to always keep the faith. >> thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. good night. good. it's very, very good. >> next on abc seven news. the wait is over. kind of lines of people waited at the pier in san francisco to get their fresh catch as a delayed crab season opens. a look at how it's going so far. caught in the act, but still on the loose. thieves target one specific type of business, both in the east and south bay. and a faithful farewell to san francisco mayor london breed. the news at six starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts righ

what does that lou? they're getting a hold of one or 2, at least they know how rich the stab at this is. this is not a doctor. they share all that. there's a lot indoctrination lights. i think whatever they told me is completely normal. that's the i mention on pumpkin. that is still the oddest claw does good losses. uh, nice kind of lots of market. whatever that means. basically if you're moving with the, you can do badge, it doesn't mean you have to have become a male. you can be anything from one of the so we'll leave germany, but we'll stay in europe, you know, euro, but you know, the great idea of the economic union, that's what the was all about originally, was about making people's lives a little bit better, bigger markets, allowing people to phone a few cleaning up pockets and you know, get access. it didn't mean nation building and didn't mean united states and your password all once. and guess what else is going to send you of us inflation, the cost of living or the europeans who are being hemor

that said lou, back on them catastrophic. we are with our to well, i'm sorry to interrupt mark because it's we, you and i had a different conversation, a different venue about this. how is the failure of us in a going to influence russian thinking in 2025? go ahead. um. well, 1st of all, i think that um, of russia is certainly has reduced influence and power projection capability in the middle east. i do not believe that russia will maintain military bases in the syria, even if or no one wants them there. ah, that's not, that's not going to happen. russia doesn't want to be under the leverage of, of our to one. and i'll call you to, to maintain their bases there. apparently they're already trying to shift resources from those bases to libya. however, that's another risky situation. i, i think if they do that, roscoe will almost certainly get burned again. and ultimately, they will decide that the africa in the middle east are outside of rushes, geo political horizons, and they will do what many russian critics of of who have

ah, it's an e until a long time. lou give the stands if he signs a draw flew. well, lou, lowering the age and replies ation, sending $89.00 senior roads to dog the front lines. and especially given that if this will drag zone for another few years and the losses amongst as $1819.00 a 20 year olds will be. so either they'll be new and left to rebuild. you craig gets the box drop of this given all of these valencia, and besides full well that signing such a rule could potentially be political suicide for him. oh, with heavy losses on the battlefield, ukraine has resorted to offering bribes to russian soldiers in goal of a strategically important site to holding donuts have promised a $1000000.00 of inventory gave up their positions, but everything back fired when the soldiers contacted moscow security services. it ran a cover operation to draw in ukrainian troops and instead of finding a desert and city, they faced a shelling and a counter attack that preserved precious hold their i was in the fall of 2023 on the eve of the upcoming natal summit we received infor

promises kept. >> lou, zero lies? there's not a misstatement? >> exaggeration?now this is all on your plate now, right? so you better come through because -- >> we could come back here every six months if you want. moving for the next four years. >> that was tony dokoupil in new jersey. stay with us. "cbs news roundup" will be right back. heidi covey: so, i have an eye disease that causes blindness. i have moments where i get a little bit sad because i just can't see things that i used to. dr. stanley taught me to trust in the lord even when you don't want to. god is such a faithful father. nothing that happens to us isn't without his eye upon it. >>> it's tuesday, january 21, 2025. this is "cbs news mornings."

now to ted lou. >> thank you chairman aguilar, i will follow on what chairman said, yesterdayy congress certified the results, we didn't see, we didn't see a mob. attack 140 law enforcement officers or insight a insurrection, president biden and vice pat kamala president kamala harris -- hopefully incoming president will understand that, i know that understands that is president jimmy carter who will lay in state at capitol this week, he was a great man, a good man, graduate of naval academy, he was not only good as president but did amazing works after presidency, he will miss him, may he rest in peace. >> questions will start with, michael mike if -- >> chairman happy new year. as of now 48, house democrats up from 37. it was up your reaction to that increase in number and about the bill. how it fits into this broader immigration narrative that house republicans will push through congress. >> clear house congresses push an anti-immigrant agenda there are flaws in this bill. i voted against it because this would open a path for individual of daca to be deported. even if they are around

another premier league defeat means foster cog lou's problems mount.heir rivals. chelsea parade a world record signing while also extending their lead at the top of the table. and sinner celebrates going back to back in melbourne as he lifts grand slam a trophy number three. hello and welcome along to the programme with tottenham and leicester city. they both would have done anything for a win this weekend. two of the premier league �*s porous teams when it comes to form and for the spurs boss and postecoglou, the spurs boss and postecoglou, the questions mount for the side that were beaten 2—i the questions mount for the side that were beaten 2—1 in london. the windfall leicester city takes them out of the relegation zone. it has been a dreadful start to the year fought spurs. they have not one for seven games now and after that defeat on sunday they remain in 15th place —

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vice chair lou, chair aguilar. 52 years ago with roe v. wade our country established the fundamental freedom for women to make their own health care decisions. and as a result, more women had access to critical care and better health outcomes. since then we have seen anti-choice extremists roll that right back and they have taken steps to ban access to reproductive care entirely. and it is my belief that this has had devastating impacts on women across the country. disproportionately affecting women of color, women with low-incomes, and women in rural communities. now, this week house republicans are having us vote on a bill that continues to undermine women's access to health care. for me that's unacceptable and it's frankly not what i was sent here to work on. i'll be voting no. the evidence is clear in states with with less access to care maternal mortality is higher, infant deaths are higher, and racial inequities are greater. these restrictions also make it harder for expecting mothers to receive the care they need and pregnancies and